A Novel Technique to reduce Fault Tolerance Using Neural Network Approach in Wireless Sensor Network
Journal: International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management (IJAIEM) (Vol.5, No. 5)Publication Date: 2016-06-13
Authors : Er. Manika Aggarwal; Er. Dapinder Singh Virk;
Page : 39-42
Keywords : Learning; Neural Networks; Clusters; Boltzmann learning;
Abstract
ABSTRACT The wireless sensor network is the type of Ad hoc network. Wireless sensor network is the self configuring networks; any sensor node can join or leave the network when they want. In Wireless sensor network no central controller is present, wireless sensor node are responsible for data routing in the network. Wireless sensor network is used to monitor the environmental conditions like temperature, pressure etc. Wireless sensor network is deployed in the far places like forests, deserts etc .Wireless Sensor nodes are very small in size and have limited resources. In such far places it is very difficult to recharge or replace the battery of the sensor nodes. In such conditions, we focus to reduce the battery consumption of the sensor nodes. In our work, we are proposing a new technique to reduce battery consumption. It will be based on the dynamic clustering using neural network. Before data transmission sensor nodes form the cluster dynamically using the neural network and weights are adjust according to the situation and it also enhance the efficiency of the dynamic clustering. Experimental results show that new proposed technique is more efficient, reliable and provide more throughput as compare to the existing technique
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